 Carolyn Brewer |
Let's face it - libraries are dealing with a lot. Budget cuts, misperceptions, decreasing circulation, staff burnout, keeping staff well trained, advocacy, you name it.
Services are increasing, and funding is decreasing. And the answers to fix these issues aren't getting any easier.
Carolyn will discuss:
- The Top 10 issues facing public libraries and
- How trustees can help keep libraries vibrant and relevant in the 21st Century
Carolyn Brewer is an academic adviser for Tarrant County College, and works as an independent library consultant. She has over 20 years of experience in public libraries, including the last nine as Executive Director for the North Texas Library Partners. She speaks frequently at libraries and conferences about current concerns facing 21st century libraries.
See the other 3 webinars in the Wisconsin Trustee Training Week Series — one-hour online information sessions you can attend from office or home, or on the go. Use an hour to get new ideas, and learn about tools to support the library you serve.
All library board trustees, library staff, volunteers, and Friends group members are welcome to participate. There is no charge.
This webinar is part of the Wisconsin Trustee Training Week series, which was developed by the Nicolet Federated Library System and is supported by these library systems: Winnefox, Arrowhead, Eastern Shores, Indianhead, Manitowoc-Calumet, Mid-Wisconsin, Northern Waters, Outagamie Waupaca, South Central, Southwest, Waukesha County, Winding Rivers, and Wisconsin Valley.
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